Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-10-05

-, - VIC IN currency and check fo
so.-so Sheriff McAlevy, ss2 DIR. H.mir
Ton OF Cassville, $40; Mrs. DeHus sIE
WIS Judge Foreman SII Mrs. ad, No.
ars- hcFadden of. Petersburv sis
MRS fan'ine, of Spruce Creek. Mr.. Ct
Summers, of James Creek, and o.h.-. :,
smaller amounts.
s' O' letters remaining in the Patterson
o.' not called for: Mrs. Annie puu.
MI John Conn; Miss Jennie Hr,I. NJ,
Matte T. Haldrrman; Mrs. Rs5.,..
howard Leopold, Esqi Charles 4. Moor.
Mss Niola Aateeri Jonathan Rees. l2,.
ar ro- Sheileoergeri Mr.. J. yspwinkI.
rarties asking for the above will pIe,.. s.v
they are advertised.
HOWARD KIRK. p. NJ.
Patterson Pa, Oct LIST 1887.
List Of letters uncalIed for rema;n;,, :,
the r D at Mifflintown, Pa. Sent so,s g.
rArnes calling for letters in thus Ii, ~,
please ask for advertised matter. Ie,,sr,.
Lizzie Wilson, }. F. SNYDER H.--,-
hsPe, Mrs. Mary Patterson. John viu.-
- Aa mcdonald, Mrs Mary M. Henry, Miss
l. Guss, Miss M. Bidwen, John Baum
'ohn I. Whistler, Miss Clara Sieber Al.
Reynolds, W. V. Cause. J. b. ynss..
James Mime, J. E Cree, Lizzie l.. RicLsl
Miss Cynthia Brubaker, Miss Marie Kniblo-
Postal Cards Carrie Beaver, James bialds
Lizzie o. Okeson, W. Shellenberger. Z
Sehnoppenhiser.
CEAKLEs b. CRAwFoRp, p. ".
The Hollidaysburg Register saws aons
hight last week two young men and two
girls started 10 drive tIozn Altoona TO VII
iiamsburg. When they reached tb. ,rb-..
Mile d am 1t was very dark and just as they
came TO the highest poin; of the stone
"al the horses SHE'D and jumped into the
river with the carriage. Ths occupapts |
saved themselves a bath BY srringing out in |
to the road as the carriage fell. The horse.
aoundered around in the water for several (!
hours before they broke loose and gained I
ihe bank The carriage was Ieft starding {
IN fifteen feet OF water and it was there
yesterday. The liveryman offers ten dol
ars to anyone who will get the carriage
,ut."
From the Lewistovn Gazette One Of
'ur citizens, who has been prospecting for
tome time in the mountains near Granville.
'eports good indications ofcoal. We hope
ie won't be disappointed. A good
many squirrels have been shot near Painter.
The constable in McVeytown lock
d mp several persons tor being drduk and
.isordeTly. Charley and Brose Brat
on Of Ryde, pussome apple pummic a ous
he river shore TO bait musk rats with.
hey set their steel traps aud caught two
oons instead Of rats Thomas Frank
noerry, Mr.. Miller and Mr.. Harmon built
bear trap on Black Log mountain the frs.
Il last week. Last Saturday mo-aing while
iiiler and Harmon were making railroad
les IN Licking Greek Valley, they heard a
er-Iole noise on the mountain, where their
ea was fhey went up and found a young d,
car IN the pen and two old aud one youn.
ear around the pen making terrible
olso. They had no gun fit To shoot the
Id ones with, 50 they lett for other parts.
he one IN the pen dressed lhir,y-dye 10
oEiy pounds.
From the Huntingdon Globe SAYS; The
tone Valley OIL, Gas and Mineral Com Z
any, has been organized with the follow
ng officers William Ewing, President
}. NJ Nhipple, Secretary John II. john ,
On, Treasurer Calvin Bell of Petersburg.
oseph Duff and Harry Lightner, Of West
1Wnship, and Samuel NJ ton, Hm. Walk
r, and o. Z. koOker, os BaTres township,
lTGCfDTE.
- been subscribed 10 begin operations in
nAing WELL =. George Auker whose
.alses Is brave defender Of his home will I
sounded for cars TO come in Hunting
On county, Was IN town last week, with G
IS VIE and little boy. This was Mr.. Aux !
- trst trip since the day he was shot at
a"n's ieN month ago. tie Is able TO l
ak about slowly with the aid of a cane
Ia Is mending A. rapidly Is can be expect e.
There arr COL pensioners in Hunt
gdon county a1d their quarterly paw
mounts to Sl7s49i.2i. Prot. W
e l. smith. Of tnIs Pl-ce, has been select
1 as the teacher Of sciences IL me West
srsey Academy, at Bridgeton. 40 q
aEriage licenses have been issued o. date
TINS county. u
Prom the Bloomfield Times. The in !,
ease IN the value OF land around Lincoln,
ebrA>ka, has made PrOf. y l.. liuss qulte 4;
eaIthy- The Prof. pat his money in West b
n land several years ago, ~hea principal /
the CassvIlIe soldiers orphans school. q
c u now reaping tue OsHeit Of MS for-
FFaEHs my -
'enIng, Mr.. Lewis Boyer OF B1skiasvilIe, I
ent ~ his well, b-reiOoto'd 10 get ariuk !
Store going To bed, whea a large copperhaed
axe struck nm Oh the top u his loot.
e called Tor help, and has daughter came
once and tied ligature around his ankel
stop The spre4P Oi poison whIie his SOU !
-laN despatched the v-uomous reptile.
r SneareE was called in and treated uIm /
Ith whIskey, aub Thursday morning he :
as on a lam road for recovery. Another
JFPerLeac supposed 10 be this ous's mate
a. k.LIed III DR.. BOZ er's y.ri last week.
Fishermen cOJnp.aIa bitterly oi the
u. condition , susquehluua, CAUSED by the /
lphuE water pumOed from the coal mines.
ueIs >! destructive 10 the ts4 sud ~ It now /
1vCrs over one fourth OF the river al Dun =
,nnoo, the isn are dy ing " the Thousands.
From the LewIstOwn SentmsI.-E. u. :
raukhVu.er planted seven bushels OF pO- c
toes last spring. Last week ne raised
ZEN and realized seven bushels. Try II
gain. All our efforts thus tar to
;certala ths nominees OF the Prohibition
Juuty convention al ReeGsyille on Monday
ie secretary, but lac declined 10 furnish
ZEN, because most OF the candidates were
d present and II was MT kno wn il they
Ouia accept Hunters VINO ire
Ieut our mountain regions are requested.
Gail ~ this Office aud get some peach
-eds for planting IN Out vi the way places,